Ok, one last time:
i) Please read up the laws pertaining to tenancy in Pakistan
ii) So the courts are efficient in dealing with ‘survivorship’ yet slow and inefficient dealing with wills?
iii) I hate to bring in personal anecdotes but we’ve transferred property in our name in Pakistan in less than a day.
Yes, everyone else here is uneducated jahil ganwar who shouldnt have his name on the ownership of anything that he worked so hard for. Yes, there is no me or you in marriage, but then again you dont need an official piece of paper to think what belongs to your husband belongs to you.
This is the internet, so lets leave the personal anecdotes off. Anyone can claim anything they like here; its not like its the divine truth. But still, if your husband did transfer property to your name, even though he did it for a purpose (that business assets isolation) its great that he trusts you, I am happy for you.
Please look up the meaning of personal. What I said was a general observation, not aimed at you or anyone else here taking jabs at posters mentality, education, upbringing, marital status and what not. And the feeling is mutual; tonnes of women out there who arent greedy and do not need a piece of paper that has to state that half of their husbands property is theirs to feel secure. That is all, now please do not expect anymore replies from me, because you are taking it to the heart. Treat it like a discussion and no need to get personal please. No hard feelings and wish all the best for you and your hubby 
Ash, please feel free not to trust him